I Am Not One For

With 1 Million Square Miles Of The Arctic Melting Unexpectedly This Summer, These Are Warning Signs That We Have To Act And Act Now. Our Addiction To Middle Eastern Oil Obviously Has Security Implications, And We Think It's About Time To Be Generating Eastern Washington Wind Energy Instead Of Sending Our Money To The Sheikhs.

Now Is The Time To Scrub Ideology Out Of The Energy Discussion, So We Can Make Bi-partisan Progress Towards Investing In A Shared And Better Future.

On Earth, We Still Have A Beautiful Atmosphere That Precisely Maintains A Thermally Driven Climatic System That Shelters, Shields And Sustains Our Natural Treasures.

We Have Had A Loss In Manufacturing Base And A Loss Of Some Of Our Productive Capability That Can Be Filled With The Green-collar Jobs Of Tomorrow. But It Will Only Happen If We Recognize The Scale And Scope Of Both The Challenge And The Opportunity.

We Can't Tell China What To Do If We Don't Do It Ourselves. You Don't Inspire Someone To Take An Action By Refusing To Take It Yourself. We Are In A Race To Be The Dominant Clean-energy Provider To The World. Maybe This Goes Without Saying: We've Got To Get China Into An International Protocol And The Magic Words Are "common Responsibility With Differentiated Action."